did you try refreshing the array collection or datagrid ?
Alex Harui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: My rule is: dont use
Bindable unless you absolutely need it. It adds overhead to your application.
Youll get warning if you try to bind to something that isnt bindable and then
you
My rule is: don't use Bindable unless you absolutely need it. It adds
overhead to your application. You'll get warning if you try to bind to
something that isn't bindable and then you can decide how to deal with
it.
I use [Bindable] in prototypes, but I would use it more sparingly in
real app
Try removing [Bindable] from the data setter. I don't see where you are
using it, and it autogenerates change detection logic that may prevent
your setter from running since the comparision is done by reference
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try dispatching a custom change event
[Bindable (event='myEvent')]
instead of just
[Bindable]
On Jan 2, 2008 11:59 AM, j_lentzz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just tried it, but no change. I could change the values and see it in
> my editing locations, but they weren't reflected in the datagrid,
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